Ironman, PTO, Clash, Challenge and the World Triathlon Series all offer a pro race schedule and prize purses to attract the best pro athletes and find new ways to attract viewers. With all of the races these brands putting out their own race series, there are numerous regional and world championships with even greater prize money. How pro athletes plan their race schedule is harder with all of the races.

 

Just how bad is it? I researched the pro race schedules for each of these brands, put them in a spreadsheet and we are going to talk about just how congested the race schedule is and just how hard it must be to plan a pro race schedule.

 

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In Today's Show

• Feature - Pro Race Schedule - Its Worse Than We Thought
• Endurance News - How To Be a Greener Cyclist; 5 Yoga Poses for Stronger Pelvic Floor
• What's new in the 303 - Old Man Winter Rally prepares for a sellout event amid wintry weather
• Video of the Week - The Norwegian Method - Kristian Blummenfelt & Gustav Iden

 

Discussion: Pro Race Schedule

Ironman Race Schedule and Prize Money

https://clashendurance.com/pages/pros

https://www.challenge-family.com/races/?cn-reloaded=1

https://wtcs.triathlon.org/?src=wts_panel

https://tri-today.com/2023/02/these-are-last-years-big-earners/

 

Endurance News:

 

HOW TO REDUCE YOUR CARBON CYCLING PRINT

This image shows cyclists stationary on a road with a yellow brick building

 

Pedal to work, pedal for the planet

 

1. RIDE YOUR BIKE MORE

It’s an obvious one, but according to the omni calculator(opens in new tab), riding your bike to work just three times a week for the next month will reduce CO2 emissions by 24.14kg, and NOx emissions by 0.041kg, planting the equivalent of 37 trees.

 

It will also add an extra half a day to your life expectancy. You’ll still need to factor in the impact of manufacturing your bike; however, if you already own one, it will soon be carbon neutral.

 

1. BE CURIOUS

Be curious about how your cycling gear was made and ask where it comes from. “If consumers want to check what a brand is doing, a good place to start is checking if they have signed up to the Shift Cycling Culture climate change commitment,” says Bronsvoort.

 

“It means that they have at least started to think about its sustainability and begun the journey.”

 

This image shows a close up of a rear wheel with a person crouching down finishing cleaning the bike

 

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